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Enrichment of utility functions in iec_api/commons.py
Several functions for HTTP requests and responses were refined, reducing excessive logging and integrating 'aiohttp' for improved network interactions.
Unification of codebase in iec_api/commons.py
Elimination of redundant implementations improved the efficiency of the code. New functionality for Non-JSON post requests was introduced.
Optimization in iec_api/data.py and iec_api/iec_client.py
The libraries were revamped by removing unused imports and updating certain functions, enhancing the execution of these files.
Constants Update in iec_api/consts.py
Several URLs for various services were updated to reflect their current accurate endpoints.
Improvements in iec_api/models
A new data class was added for Contract Checking, along with its decoder. Unused imports from contract.py were also removed, enhancing the functionality.
Introduction of new data classes in device_identity.py, efs.py, and get_pdf.py
These files define data models to handle device identity information, EFS service messages, and PDF requests. This adds a new dimension in the ability to handle more diverse types of data.
Creation of static_data.py
This file was added to manage retrieval of static data from the IEC API, improving automation and data consistency.
Establishment of usage_calculator module
This new module features classes for using a calculator for measuring usage and costs and managing data related to electric devices and the calculator's rates and responses. These new additions enrich the functionality by providing usage and cost calculations.
4, due to the introduction of several new modules, extensive changes across multiple files, and the complexity of integrating new functionalities such as the usage calculator and handling of different data models. The changes impact core functionalities and require careful consideration of design patterns, error handling, and performance implications.
🧪 Relevant tests
No
🔍 Possible issues
Possible Bug: The removal of GET_KWH_TARIFF_URL import in iec_api/data.py without removing its usage might lead to runtime errors. Ensure all references are updated or removed.
Performance Concern: Loading the entire usage calculator data upon each request without caching mechanism could lead to unnecessary processing and increased response times. Consider implementing a caching strategy.
Error Handling: Lack of explicit error handling in new async functions could result in unhandled exceptions. It's important to ensure robust error handling to maintain application stability.
🔒 Security concerns
No
Code feedback:
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iec_api/commons.py
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Consider implementing a fallback or default value for timeout to ensure the request always has a timeout value, preventing potential hanging requests. [important]
Replace the removed GET_KWH_TARIFF_URL usage with the correct implementation to avoid runtime errors. If the functionality is moved, ensure all references are correctly updated. [important]
relevant line
- GET_KWH_TARIFF_URL,
relevant file
iec_api/iec_client.py
suggestion
Use async with statement for file operations to ensure the file is properly closed even if an error occurs during the file write operation. This change improves the reliability of file handling. [important]
Implement caching for the usage calculator data to improve performance. This could be done by checking if the data is already loaded before fetching it again. [medium]
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Add handling for ClientError in HTTP GET request functions.
It's recommended to handle the ClientError exception in the send_get_request and send_non_json_get_request functions to catch any client-related errors during the HTTP request execution. This ensures that all potential errors from the aiohttp client are gracefully handled and can provide more descriptive error messages to the caller.
-resp = await session.get(url=url, headers=headers, timeout=timeout)+try:+ resp = await session.get(url=url, headers=headers, timeout=timeout)+except ClientError as ex:+ raise IECError(-1, f"Failed to communicate with IEC API due to ClientError: {str(ex)}")
Use aiohttp's TraceConfig for structured logging of HTTP events.
Implement logging for HTTP request start, chunk sent, and request end events using aiohttp's TraceConfig in the send_get_request, send_non_json_get_request, send_post_request, and send_non_json_post_request functions. This approach provides a more structured and flexible way to log HTTP requests and responses, improving the maintainability and debuggability of the code.
if not usage_calculator.is_loaded:
- await usage_calculator.load_data(session)+ async with semaphore:+ if not usage_calculator.is_loaded: # Double-checked locking+ await usage_calculator.load_data(session)
Use Decimal for monetary values to improve precision.
For better precision and consistency, consider using Decimal instead of float for monetary values such as home_rate, general_rate, and vat.
Convert consumption and cost fields to calculated properties.
The consumption and cost fields could be calculated properties instead of being stored as fields, to ensure they are always up to date with the current power, duration, and cost rates.
-consumption: float-cost: float+@property+def consumption(self) -> float:+ return self.power * self.duration_in_hours # Assuming duration_in_hours is a converted property of duration+@property+def cost(self) -> float:+ return self.consumption * cost_rate # Assuming cost_rate is defined elsewhere+
Maintainability
Extract EFS request object creation to a separate function for clarity.
For better maintainability and readability, consider extracting the logic for constructing EfsRequestSingleService and EfsRequestAllServices objects into separate functions or methods.
Fix incorrect assignment of timeout parameter in POST request functions.
For the send_post_request and send_non_json_post_request functions, it's advisable to correct the assignment of the timeout parameter to headers in the case where timeout is not provided. This appears to be a typo or copy-paste error. The correct behavior should ensure that timeout is used appropriately and not mistakenly assigned to headers.
if not timeout:
- headers = session.timeout+ timeout = session.timeout
Correct the VAT calculation in the consumption cost calculation.
The calculation of the rate in the get_consumption_by_device_and_time method seems incorrect. It multiplies home_rate by vat, which doesn't align with the typical calculation of VAT. The correct approach should add VAT to the home_rate and then apply it to the consumption to calculate the cost.
Fix typo in the alias for the average duration field in the ElectricDevice dataclass.
There's a typo in the alias for average_duration_time_of_operation_in_minutes field in the ElectricDevice dataclass. It's currently misspelled as avarageDurationTimeOfOperationInMinutes. Correcting the spelling will ensure consistency and avoid potential confusion or errors in serialization/deserialization processes.
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A warning was issued during the installation of the project iec-api version 0.2.13 because the file /src/README.md could not be found. This indicates a missing file that was expected to exist in the project directory.
The primary cause of failure is a linting error detected by ruff. Specifically, the function get_invoice_pdf is redefined in iec_api/data.py at line 291, which was previously defined at line 274. This redefinition of an unused function violates the linting rules, resulting in a failure.
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What changes do you are proposing?
Add Usage Calculator module and fetch kWh tariff from Usage Calculator
How did you test these changes?
manually
Closing issues
Type
enhancement, bug_fix
Description
Contractmodel field name.Changes walkthrough
14 files
commons.py
Enhance HTTP Request Handling and Debug Loggingiec_api/commons.py
send_non_json_post_requestfunction for sending POST requestswith non-JSON responses.
end.
const.py
Add New API Endpoints for Various Featuresiec_api/const.py
TenantIdentity, Invoice PDF, and Calculator Gadget.
data.py
Implement Functions for New API Endpoints and Fix URL Usageiec_api/data.py
CheckContract, EFS Messages, TenantIdentity, and Invoice PDF.
iec_client.py
Extend IEC Client with New Features and Debug Loggingiec_api/iec_client.py
retrieval, and EFS messages.
contract_check.py
Add ContractCheck Model for Contract Verification Dataiec_api/models/contract_check.py
ContractCheckmodel to represent contract check data.device_identity.py
Add Models for Device Identification Dataiec_api/models/device_identity.py
DeviceIdentityandDeviceDetailsmodels for deviceidentification data.
efs.py
Add Models for EFS Messages and Requestsiec_api/models/efs.py
get_pdf.py
Add GetPdfRequest Model for Invoice PDF Retrievaliec_api/models/get_pdf.py
GetPdfRequestmodel for invoice PDF retrieval requests.static_data.py
Add Functions for Usage Calculator and kWh Tariff Data Retrievaliec_api/static_data.py
calculator.py
Implement Usage Calculator with Data Loading and ConsumptionCalculationiec_api/usage_calculator/calculator.py
calculation functionalities.
consumption.py
Add Consumption Model for Energy Consumption Dataiec_api/usage_calculator/consumption.py
Consumptionmodel for representing energy consumption data.electric_device.py
Add ElectricDevice Model with Power Unit and Calculation ResolutionEnumsiec_api/usage_calculator/electric_device.py
ElectricDevicemodel with power unit and calculation resolutionenums.
get_calculator_response.py
Add GetCalculatorResponse Model for Usage Calculator API Responseiec_api/usage_calculator/get_calculator_response.py
GetCalculatorResponsemodel for usage calculator API response.rates.py
Add Rates Model for Electricity Rates Dataiec_api/usage_calculator/rates.py
Ratesmodel for representing electricity rates data.1 files
contract.py
Fix Typo in Contract Model Field Nameiec_api/models/contract.py
from_private_producerfield name.